The House of Representatives of Michigan has introduced a resolution to declare February 2025 as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in the state. This initiative emphasizes the importance of CTE in preparing a skilled workforce that meets the demands of a competitive economy. The resolution highlights the role of CTE in providing relevant academic and technical training that leads to industry-recognized credentials for learners at various educational levels. It also points out the projected job openings in Michigan and the significant enrollment of high school students in CTE programs, underscoring the positive outcomes associated with CTE education.

The resolution calls for increased awareness and support for career and technical training to ensure the sustainability of Michigan's workforce. It aims to encourage students to pursue CTE opportunities, which are vital for filling high-wage, high-skill jobs in essential fields such as technology, healthcare, and construction. The resolution will be transmitted to the Governor of Michigan and the State Superintendent to promote the importance of CTE in the state's educational and economic landscape.